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On the south east corner of the Village Green


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Photograph taken 2002-04-21

Northern part of St Nicolas Churchyard, seen from the Village Green. Hedge and iron railings in the foreground. Houses on the left and part of church on the right. Tombstones in churchyard.

Village Green. Bill Ball and Jane Curry with ox-roasting frame, preparing for the Village Green party on 3rd June 2002. Village Green, 09:10 3rd June 2002. Ox Roast in progress. Jane Curry and Andrew Findlay stoking the fire. Village Green, 09:10 3rd June 2002. Ox Roast in progress. Andrew Findlay and Jane Curry stoking the fire. Village Green 06:45 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie and Jane Curry with cooking fire. Village Green, 3rd June 2002. Cookfire for the ox-roast. Village Green 3rd June 2002. Cookfire for the ox-roast. Village Green 3rd June 2002. Cookfire for the ox-roast.
High Street houses seen from the Village Green. Large tree on left. Hedge at edge of green. Red brick houses with tile roofs. Some with stone surrounds to the windows. Parked cars just visible on High Street beyond hedge. Northern part of St Nicolas Churchyard, seen from the Village Green. Hedge and iron railings in the foreground. Houses on the left and part of church on the right. Tombstones in churchyard. Village Green 06:55 3rd June 2002. Bill Ball, Andy McKenzie and Jane Curry with ox-roast. Village Green 07:45 3rd June 2002. Jane Curry turning the meat for the party. The entrance to St Nicolas Church, seen across the High Street. Wooden gate with tile roof. Stone walls with iron railings. Tombstones in churchyard. Notice board. Parked cars. Part of Wellbank visible in the distance on the right. Village Green. Andy prepares to tip wood for cooking fire. Village Green, with ox-roast in progress. Pub and houses in the background decked with flags for the Queen's Jubilee.
Village Green, 3rd June 2002. Ox-roast in progress. Pub and houses in the background decked with flags for the Queen's Jubilee. Village Green, 3rd June 2002. Ox-roast in progress. Pub and houses in the background decked with flags for the Queen's Jubilee. Village Green, 06:40 3rd June 2002. Preparing to light the cooking fire. Village Green, 06:40 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie tipping wood for ox-roast. Village Green 06:40 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie tipping wood for ox-roast. Village Green 06:40 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie tipping wood for ox-roast. Village Green 06:40 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie tipping wood for ox-roast.
Oak and Saw public house. Red brick building with slate roof. Pub sign with golden cockerel on top. Pub car park on the left. White houses to the right. Telephone pole set in pavement by pub. Parked cars. Part of Village Green in the foreground. Village Green. Bill Ball and Jane Curry with cooking fire. Village Green, 06:30 3rd June 2002. Andy McKenzie arrives from Taplow Court with load of wood for cook-fire. Bill Ball and Jane Curry in foreground. House decked with flags for Queen's Jubilee in the background. Village Green. Bill Ball and Jane Curry at 06:30 on 3rd June 2002, preparing to roast ox for Village Green party.

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